Argentine star Lionel Messi ‘s €11 million mansion in Ibiza was vandalized by the climate activist group ‘Futuro Vegetal’. Argentine president Javier Milei condemned the actions of climate protesters as ‘cowardly.’ The group vandalized Lionel Messi ‘s villa, and shared the videos and images of the act on social media.
They broke into the property, painted the facade with red and black paint, and displayed banners with messages ‘Eat the Rich’, while criticizing income inequality. Demanding government action on climate change, they accused the footballer and other wealthy individuals of contributing to environmental changes through their lifestyle. Additionally, the group claimed that the ex-Barcelona star’s mansion was constructed ‘illegally.
’ The Argentine player allegedly purchased the San Josep property for an exorbitant amount in 2022 and frequently visited Ibiza with his wife Antonela Roccuzzo and their three children. The Inter Milan forward has yet to respond to the break-in at his property, but the news is a significant shock for the 37-year-old. Messi’s house attacked: "Help the Planet — Eat the Rich — Abolish the Police" Climate activists vandalized Lionel Messi's mansion on the Spanish holiday island of Ibiza, spray-painting it to underscore the "responsibility of the rich for the climate crisis.
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pic.twitter.com/HoDZWkaNdJ The ‘Futuro Vegetal’ group has a history of targeting luxury properties and businesses prior to this incident.
They had previously vandalized several clubs, cars, and a mega-yacht, all in protest against climate change and wealth inequality. Lionel Messi recovering from Copa America injury as Inter Miami star eyes return Lionel Messi is steadily recovering from a right ankle injury in the United States, as he aims to return to the pitch as soon as possible. The 37-year-old forward is diligently following his rehabilitation regimen, making gradual progress.
Messi has been dealing with injury issues for some time, since moving to the MLS. The Inter Miami star sustained an ankle injury against Colombia in the Copa America final, but is recovering well from it. Recent reports indicate that the pain and swelling have significantly decreased, allowing him to begin gym workouts.
The MLS side is taking a cautious approach to his recovery, prioritizing his full fitness over a quick return to the field. The club emphasized that Messi must be fully prepared before rejoining his teammates. This article first appeared on FirstSportz and was syndicated with permission.
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